- Colorado Department of Revenue issued a General Information Letter about sales tax on electricity at EV charging stations
- The inquiry was from a company operating charging stations in Colorado, not a public utility
- The company buys electricity from utilities that charge sales tax
- Fees for using EV charging stations are generally not subject to Colorado sales tax
- Sales tax applies to regular delivery of electricity by utilities, not one-time EV charging
- Charging station operators must pay sales tax on electricity they purchase
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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